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On 21 May 2025, civil society organisations will gather outside the Constitutional Court, demanding urgent approval of the Copyright Amendment Bill South Africa and the Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill.
After seven years of relentless legal battles, six unfairly dismissed workers have secured justice in a landmark settlement against Liquor Runner and Heineken.
South African filmmaker Ramadan Suleman has been awarded the prestigious Officier dans l’ordre national des arts et des lettres by France
South Africa’s new Expropriation Act has stirred intense debate, but are the concerns justified?
Cosmo City residents are taking a stand against the rollout of prepaid water meters, demanding transparency and an end to the criminalisation of civic action.
Unisa’s law students showcased their excellence at the 2nd Annual Black Lawyers’ Association Moot Court Competition, highlighting their commitment to legal aid and advocacy.
The Internet Service Providers’ Association is urging the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa to enforce stricter regulations against call centre abuse of mobile numbers.
SAPS in mourning as Chaplain (Captain) Toto John Mokoena departs for SANDF, leaving behind a legacy of spiritual resilience in law enforcement.
Freedom Park joins the nation in celebrating Workers’ Day, paying tribute to the miners, nurses, teachers, cleaners, farmworkers, factory workers, civil servants, and countless others whose labour sustains our society.
The Film and Publication Board (FPB) has urged the public to actively report harmful and prohibited content to help protect vulnerable communities from emotional, psychological, and physical harm.